Malcom Thomas waived by Spurs

[angelbelow]

tbh, I would pick up Fesenko.

Fesenko was really good his rookie year but since then hes turned into an injury prone, lazy, fat kid.

[SpurNation]

http://www.nba.com/dleague/statistic...DD=All%20Teams

Marcus Lewis is not only leading in this category but more importantly fits the bill as a "Spurs" type of player. He won't get you many blocks but plays solid positional D in the post plus has a really nice jump shot. Hustle: Rebounds; Solid D. I think his style of game would suit the Spurs effectively as a 3rd option and may even push Blair for minutes.

[Spurtacus]

Fesenko, Przybilla, Gadzuric, Damp, Oberto, and Keith Benson come to mind. I'd still try out Benson. I know he didn't work out in Atlanta, but I think he's going to be a career backup center. Maybe 3rd string at worst, but an NBA player nonetheless. I think he's put up 13/6 in 4 games with Sioux Falls.

For a championship run we need to pick up a big with experience. Pryzbilla would be my top choice from that list.

[Wild Cobra Kai]

I wouldn't expect anything other than 10-day contracts for now.

[Wild Cobra Kai]

Wasn't this a case where they either had to waive him, or guarantee his contract? If that's correct, then it probably doesn't indicate anything except money considerations.

Yes. They wanted to "take a look". They did the same thing with Green last year and he stuck this year.

MT was just never going to play a role this year. It's almost impossible to hold practices, and that's prime teaching time.

[spurs10]

Hope he gets picked up somewhere and made enough to keep him going for a while.
Liked his at ude....

[maverick1948]

Leo Lyon looks good. Austin Toros. that gives him a head start on the system. He is working on a 15 pt and 7.5 reb. He is 6'9 and 240. I watched a couple of the Toros games on NBA TV plus we were in Austin for 2 games. He came off the bench both night and produce pts and boards. I think we should give him a look see for the 5th big that could step in for Duncan's night off. I know when late March and April, Pop will give Duncan a couple of nights off. Unless we are 8th seed. We have 2 back to back to backs. One in March and one in April. The one in March is part of a 5 games in 6 nights. I would bet a bunch on Duncan sitting one of them.

[Wild Cobra Kai]

You think the Spurs haven't seen everything there is to see about Lyon? If he were NBA material, he'd be here.

[Bruno]

It was an expected move. He has barely played with Spurs and hasn't been dominant when send down to Austin.

Very few players have been waived yesterday when all contracts became guaranteed. I guess it's a consequence of all these injuries with teams losing depth because of them. Anyway, Spurs still really need to add a big and the market is thin.

[underdawg]

the more info I see on Solomon Jones, the more I think he's worth a look:



http://www.draftexpress.com/profile/Solomon-Jones-606/ (yes, I know it's older info)

http://www.draftexpress.com/profile/...nes-606/stats/

Add to that - there should be a small benefit of him at least playing with TJ before.

[ChumpDumper]

Leo Lyon looks good. Austin Toros. that gives him a head start on the system. He is working on a 15 pt and 7.5 reb. He is 6'9 and 240. I watched a couple of the Toros games on NBA TV plus we were in Austin for 2 games. He came off the bench both night and produce pts and boards. I think we should give him a look see for the 5th big that could step in for Duncan's night off. I know when late March and April, Pop will give Duncan a couple of nights off. Unless we are 8th seed. We have 2 back to back to backs. One in March and one in April. The one in March is part of a 5 games in 6 nights. I would bet a bunch on Duncan sitting one of them.

Leo had a great game tonight against two Houston NBA big men: 29 pts and 16 reb. Faded late though. He's getting a little more consistent on the boards and inside scoring and may well get a call-up from somebody this season.

[underdawg]

Leo had a great game tonight against two Houston NBA big men: 29 pts and 16 reb. Faded late though. He's getting a little more consistent on the boards and inside scoring and may well get a call-up from somebody this season.

Lance Thomas not too bad tonight for the Hornets vs. Portland in a close game - 7 pts, 4 rebs & 1 asst in 8 minutes

[ChumpDumper]

Lance is a nice athlete and hustle player. Might stick if he develops any kind of jump shot.

[BackHome]

Well we need someone because Timmy is going to need some time off and Blair I think is running out of gas at this point. So anyone..someone...HELP....

[BackHome]

Leo had a great game tonight against two Houston NBA big men: 29 pts and 16 reb. Faded late though. He's getting a little more consistent on the boards and inside scoring and may well get a call-up from somebody this season.

Hey Chump:

So we got Leo and then Lance Thomas 6'8 PF- Duke, and Solomon Jones 6'11 - drafted 2006. Of these three who do you think has a legit chance of getting picked up?

Thanks,

[ChumpDumper]

Hey Chump:

So we got Leo and then Lance Thomas 6'8 PF- Duke, and Solomon Jones 6'11 - drafted 2006. Of these three who do you think has a legit chance of getting picked up?

Thanks,

Well, Lance is already playing for the Hornets on a 10-day. He's pretty skinny and needs to develop some perimeter skills to carve out a combo forward role for himself.

I didn't even know Jones was in the league five seasons. There's certainly enough of a history there for a team to know what it is getting. He'd probably have an edge to be the next signing.

Lyons has the advantage of a pretty good three point shot, but consistency in other areas was a big strike against him. If he continues to be the man while Lance is gone, his chances for a call up will increase.